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bring
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When visiting someone, it's customary to bring a small gift or present, such as food or a souvenir, as a gesture of appreciation.
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bring
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When visiting someone's home, it is customary to bring a small gift or token of appreciation, such as food or beverage.
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It is considered rude to bring a bottle of alcohol as a gift, as it may symbolize heavy drinking and inappropriate behavior.
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come
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Polite to wait for the host to say 'come in' before entering their home
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come
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It is polite to wait for a few seconds after someone arrives before inviting them in
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It is customary to remove shoes when entering someone's home as a sign of respect when they come to visit.
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In some situations, it is considered polite to not proactively 'come in' to someone's home or room without explicit invitation.
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get
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Using the word 'get' in situations of receiving something is less common, and more specific words are used, such as 'receive' or 'obtain'
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get
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Used to indicate a physical action of obtaining something, as in 'get a book' or 'get groceries.'
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getting
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Getting a promotion at work may be seen as a cause for modesty and humility, and may not be openly celebrated.
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In Japan, it is customary to give a small gift, such as omiyage, when visiting someone's home as a gesture of respect and gratitude.
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